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A.S. 99.225.52.35 |
Of course, back in the day Cardigan was the top *Progressive* Conservative target. And provincially, it's still got that PC infrastructure in place. Maybe had MacAulay *retired* at any opportune moment along the way, Cardigan could have fallen in an open-seat situation--but he's still there, a third of a century later. And maybe had Peter MacKay been chosen as Conservative leader, there could have been opportunity--but he wasn't. |
 | 10/08/21 |
Stevo 164.177.56.217 |
For many years in the 90s and 2000s, Cardigan was the top Conservative target in PEI, partly due to the near absence of traditional francophone Liberalism compared to the western part of PEI. It's since slumped to 4/4 in likelihood of flipping. Makes little sense for the CPC to invest resources in PEI when just across the water in Cape Breton they nearly pulled off two out-of-nowhere upsets. |
 | 30/05/21 |
J.F. Breton 38.23.227.9 |
L'خle-du-Prince-ةdouard est un bastion libéral. Même les Verts, sur une lancée au provincial en 2019, n'ont pu influer sérieusement sur le résultat au fédéral. Avec l'avance du PLC dans les sondages à l'heure actuelle, victoire des Libéraux. |
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